Cities that depend on snowmelt for water could face problems, study suggests. By Peter Spotts, staff writer

WR Berghuijs; RA Woods; M Hrachowitz

Cities that depend on snowmelt for water could face problems, study suggests. By Peter Spotts, staff writer

WR Berghuijs, RA Woods, M Hrachowitz

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A new study finds that when more precipitation falls as rain instead of snow, stream flows in drainage basins decline. This could complicate matters for areas that need snowmelt for water.

Original language	English
Media of output	www.csmonitor.com
Publisher	Christian Science Monitor
Publication status	Published - 19 May 2014

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